Harry Winks was involved in a foul-mouthed exchange with a Leicester City supporter on Saturday after the Foxes suffered another damaging setback in their fight for Championship survival at Portsmouth.
Leicester’s miserable campaign continued at Fratton Park, where Gary Rowett’s side slipped to a defeat that leaves them eight points from safety with only three matches remaining.

With fixtures against Hull City, Millwall and Blackburn Rovers still to come, the club’s slide towards League One is becoming increasingly difficult to stop.
The Foxes have now gone six matches without a win and have managed just 11 league victories throughout the 2025/26 season, a return that has left supporters deeply frustrated with the direction of the club.
That frustration spilled over after the final whistle as the Leicester squad made their way to the team coach. Winks, who has endured a difficult season in midfield, appeared to react angrily after being confronted by a supporter outside the ground.
Footage circulating online captured the former England international turning towards the fan and shouting: “shut the f*** up”.
The supporter responded with abuse of his own before club staff stepped in and quickly guided Winks onto the team bus before Leicester’s long journey home.
As expected, supporters on social media reacted strongly. One fan said: “Didn’t like being told some home truths bless him.” Another wrote: “This is actually shocking. First bit of fight from him. Put him on bench next season.”